Cohen’s latest teaser follows a teaser for a new project aimed squarely at the President of the United States and his defunct school.

British star Cohen, best known for his characters like Borat and Ali G, tweeted a video teasing a mysterious new project that mocks Trump and his for-profit school, Trump University. For Cohen, it’s the latest in what seems to be a longstanding one-sided grudge match the president holds against the Brit.

Cohen tweeted “A message from your President Donald Trump on Independence Day” along with an old clip of Trump bashing the actor following a 2003 “interview” on “Da Ali G Show” in which a disgruntled Trump walks off the set after Cohen’s alter-ego pitches him the idea of an “ice cream glove.”

In the video posted by Cohen, Trump bashes the actor, wishing he had been “punched” more.

“I only wish [he] would’ve been punched in the face so many times right now he’d be in the hospital,” he says in the video before declaring, “Sacha Baron Cohen, go to school! Learn about being funny.”

Nearly a decade after the interview in 2012, Trump took to Twitter to boast he was the first person “who immediately walked out of my ‘Ali G’ interview. Cohen refuted the claims to James Corden, saying Trump actually sat through seven minutes of the interview before storming off.

“I was the first person to realize he was a d***,” he said.

I never fall for scams. I am the only person who immediately walked out of my ‘Ali G’ interview